39 Delicious Vegan Super Bowl Recipe Ideas

If vegans hear "but it's not Thanksgiving without a turkey!" then we're probably also used to hearing "but it's not a Super Bowl without wings!" Well, turns out most of what makes wings good is the sauce. These cauliflower wings by Vegan Richa are absolutely delicious — and way healthier, so you can eat a ton of them without feeling like crap.

I always thought queso dip was a little funky, but I definitely understand the appeal. This recipe from Daiya ensures the cheese-lovers in your group won't have to go without.

This vegan 7-layer dip by Minimalist Baker will make any of your vegan guests super happy, since we usually have to skip this classic party staple. Pair it with chips and veggies to dip.

This Earth Balance recipe is simple and yummy as a sweeter party snack.

Bean dip is always great for a party, but this dip by Minimalist Baker stands out for its creative flavors — you might just want to eat it on its own, even.

I love popcorn, and these masala spiced popcorn balls by Earth Balance take things next-level with a surprising flavor combination. Perfect TV snacking.

Another snack that will make you a hero to your vegan guests, these Minimalist Baker vegan cheez-its are actually easier to make than you'd think. You'll feel pretty impressed with yourself when you put out crackers you made yourself.

I love nachos, but I usually think the ratio is all wrong — too many chips, not enough toppings. This Veganosity recipe gets it right, loading chips not only with vegan cheese, but plenty of beans, salsa, and grilled veggies, too.

How pretty is this? This spicy smoked cheese by My Darling Vegan should fool your non-vegan guests quite nicely.

A healthier snacking option, these roasted chickpeas by Fo Reals Life are spicy, simple, and cheap to make.

These gluten-free onion rings by Minimalist Baker totally celebrate the magic that is frying things in oil and eating them during the Super Bowl.

If you want some more fried food, these deep-fried mushrooms by What Jew Wanna Eat look delicious. Hey, you're eating your vegetables.

In terms of finger food, it doesn't get much prettier or tastier than these pinwheels by Minimalist Baker. If you really want to get fancy, you could even try incorporating veggies with your team's colors.

I love summer rolls, but they always seemed like too much work until I got an Inspiralizer (one of those machines that spiyralizes veggies). This recipe by Inspiralized is easy to make once you get the rice paper and a spiralizer — and make for a super-easy finger food. Again, why not work in vegggies with your team's colors?

Another Super Bowl staple, this spinach & artichoke dip by Daiya will please the traditionalists among you.

It doesn't get much more American than this potato salad by Minimalist Baker — great and easy to make as a side.

This "pulled pork" BBQ vegan pizza by My Darling Vegan will show any guests who are mortified you didn't order a pizza for the big game.

Enchiladas are another classic party staple, and this Oh She Glows recipe does vegans proud. It will feed the whole crew.

If you know you have guests who will want something super-filling and burger-like, this Inspiralized recipe should definitely do the trick.

This Oh She Glows recipe uses cashew cheese (which is deliciously rich) to make one mean lasagna to feed the crew.

If you're more partial to mac n' cheese, this recipe by Vegan Richa is spicy, rich, and unique.

Another one for the traditionalists, jackfruit can be made oddly resemblant to meat. This recipe by Daiya teaches you how to do it.

I make this "un-tuna" salad by Minimalist Baker at least once a week — it is so, so good. Follow her recipe but know you can also add veggies of your own to the mix — carrots, peppers, whatever. It tastes just like tuna, only minus the sadness and mercury.

Another big, relatively cheap dish you can make for lots of people, this vegan paella by Inspiralized looks fancier than it is to make.

I love a cold peanut soba noodle salad, and this Cookie and Kate recipe is a solid one for a party.

If you're more of a pesto person, this Minimalist Baker recipe is easy, quick, and will definitely please the crowd.

You didn't think I'd leave out booze and dessert, did you? I just saved the best for last! Jello shots usually aren't vegan (there's gelatin in traditional Jello), but these chocolate jello shots by Chocolate Covered Katie solve that problem quite deliciously.

You might not think of macaroons as a Super Bowl snack, but they are actually super-easy to make, don't require plates, and always please the crowd. These macaroons by Minimalist Baker are dipped in chocolate for extra-special presentation, but if you're short on time, they'll be good without it too.

These dessert fries by Minimalist Baker use pomegranate, chocolate, and coconut whipped cream. Party!

This just screams "celebratory drink." Even if it is a bit summery, this Minimalist Baker cocktail will make your guests feel pampered.

Cookie dough has to be one of the other best buzzed snacks, and this recipe by The Pretty Bee is perfect to put out as a bite-sized dessert. Because they're vegan, you don't have to worry about salmonella!

These Minimalist Baker lookers remind me of those delicious supermarket icing cookies that taste half-baked. They look absolutely beautiful and chewy, but are deceptively simple to make, in just one bowl. Buy icing in your team's colors and go to town.

If the above recipe looks too risky but you like the idea of repping your team, use this Heart Of A Baker recipe and just buy the right color of sprinkles.

This mango mojito by Vegan Richa is delicious and refreshing (use a different-colored juice if your team is green and another color).

A dessert that's sneaky in how healthy and easy it is, this recipe by Daiya will insure you don't need plates for dessert.

Horchata can easily be made vegan, and this Minimalist Baker recipe is a great wintery drink to add to the mix.

Another party staple, these candied almond by Oh She Glows are perfect and simple for healthier buzzed snacking — as a dessert or appetizer.

This one is a little more ambitious, but it's my favorite new recipe, so I had to include it. This Connoisseurus Veg dessert is actually really pretty easy to make, especially if you buy the vegan gingersnaps instead of making them. Your guests will be impressed.

Bourbon is a great winter drink, and this Minimalist Baker recipe makes it all the more festive by adding jam and oranges. It will warm your heart just as well as that inevitable tear-jerker of a Super Bowl commercial.